BackHow to play Google’s FIFA World Cup 2022 mini-game: All details
The game is dubbed as Mini Cup and it can be accessed on both iOS and Android by typing ‘World Cup’ in the search bar in Google Chrome. After searching it, users will see the information about the upcoming matches and a blue-coloured football in the bottom right corner. Tapping onto the football will direct users to an animated, colorful screen where they can Play with their favourite team in their favourite match.
PremiumGoogle, an American technology giant, has introduced new features including getting detailed information about football teams, games and players across Search as well as YouTube to mark the celebrations of FIFA World Cup 2022. Further to make this search more interactive, the web browser has a mini-game on mobiles on football.
The game is dubbed as Mini Cup and it can be accessed on both iOS and Android by typing ‘World Cup’ in the search bar in Google Chrome. After searching it, users will see the information about the upcoming matches and a blue-coloured football in the bottom right corner. Tapping onto the football will direct users to an animated, colorful screen where they can Play with their favourite team in their favourite match.
Interestingly, users can also check the global standings of how many goals have been scored by a particular team’s fans. The tally will be updated in real time. Moreover, football fans can also check the results of the goals scored by fans in the matches that have already taken place.
Meanwhile, Lionel Messi-led Argentina on 22 November were stunned by Saudi Arabia as they defeated the two-time World Cup champions by 2-1 while playing their opener during the FIFA World Cup 2022 at the Lusail Iconic Stadium in Qatar's Lusail.
Both Argentina and Saudi Arabia are in the Group C and were playing their opening match in the biggest tournament of the planet. Also, both Argentina and Saudi Arabia had chosen the 4-3-3 formation.
Despite a star-studded side, Argentina did not have a clear dominating side. Messi and Emiliano Martinez though did some magic in the first 10 minutes and kept the ball within the Argentinian feet.
However, referee Slavko Vincic decided to award a penalty shoot out to the Argentinians as Saudi players foul an Al Beiceleste star. Messi took the shot and hit it to the keeper’s right with aplomb in the 10th minute. With this, Messi has become the first Argentina player to score at 4 World Cups. This gave Argentina a lead by 1-0 against Saudi Arabia.
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